Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-24
LOCAL BREviTIES.

Edwin Booth plays "Richelieu'' in Day
ton May 6.
Mr.. c. C. Jones left Wednesday morning
for New York
Miss Ida Wagner. of Dayton. is visiting
in the city. -
Hon. J. l.. Tyler, of Columbus. is I'm the
city, on business.
Mrs. DIR. Noble has returned from trip
20 the South and East.
Officer Mast returned "Wednesday night
from his trip to Lancaster.
Mr.. Og. McCord will go to Chattanooga
in short time, to permantly locate.
Mrs Thomas J. kirkpatrick left wednes-
day forenoon for San Francisco. Cal.
Mr. f. E. Gard has returned from New
York, where he has spent the winter.
Miss Annie Warner, of Shephardstown.
W. Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F.
Ray, Sc College avenue.
Mrs. DR.. A. b. Leonard is visiting friends
in the city. and the doctor himself will be
IN tne city next week.
A one armed man bv the name Of Nickel
son was run in yesterday morning for beg
ging from house TO house.
Remember the pound social at the Second
Lutheran church tonight. Quite number
of necessary articles will be for sale.
Mr.. Charles l.. Geiger. of Dayton. assist
ant general manager of the Mahoning Ac-
eident Insurance company, is in the city.
The total amount to be paid out of the
city treasury under the pay ordinances
adopted Tuesday night by council is S42,-
2s4ls.
There was large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Elks last night, and the hall was
crowded. Business Of interest only to the
lodge was transacted.
Assistant Chief Mckay has gone to Co.
lumbus and Delaware for day or two
and will visit his mother, near the latter
city, before returning.
DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Potter were among
those who saw "Adonis" Dixie at Cincin-
ndi titS WIN. dlV nB
praise of the promoted heifsr-legs come
dian.
-Four Central building school boys were
arrested and taken before the mayor yes
terday for striking an old man with foot
ball. They were reprimanded and sent
back to school.
The Lost in London" company will
give a matinee at the Grand opera house
Saturday afternoon at , p. m. for ladies
and children. Tickets can be had now at
Harris's cigar store.
There was a genuine thunderstorm be-
tween and 9 o'clock last night. very much
on the April principle. There were several
violent claps of thunder and the rain fell in
drowning sheets. The darkness was very
damp.
Mrs. Ross, who mas been figuring in po-
lice circles for several days past, on account
Of family fiare-up, called on the chief this
afternoon to send policeman along with
her so she could get her things out of her
home. as she had left her husband.
A ooiored man named Broad Etter was
badly cut about the hands yesterday while
removing some glass from the windows of
the old frame shock on Market street, now
being torn down to give place to the new
brick building soon to be built by Mr.. r. q.
King.
The Prohibition club holds its regular
weekly meeting tonight at Temperance
hall. In connection Herewith. there will
be held meeting of the city members of
the county central committee. for the pur-
pose of fixing the time and manner of hold |
ing the city convention.
John II. johnson. the real estate agent, |
brought suit in Squire Breckenridge's court |
for $50, against Henry Leuty. for alleged |
S ,rvices in selling that gentlemen's resi- |
d nee on north Yellow Springs street. The |
case was tried to jury this morning. who
brought in verdict in favor of defendant |